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Cruz emphasizes that while treaties generally require concurrence by the Legislative (Senate) to be valid, generally accepted principles of international law (Customary Law) automatically become part of Philippine law without the need for legislative action. However, he notes that if a treaty involves changing domestic policies or imposing obligations on citizens, legislative action is still required.
Author: Isagani A. Cruz (Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, and a respected constitutionalist and international law scholar)
Title: Public International Law
Latest Edition: Generally the 2000s edition (e.g., 2002, 2007) – note that newer editions may have been updated posthumously or by other authors, but Cruz’s original remains a classic.
Target Audience: Primarily Filipino law students (LL.B. / J.D.), bar exam takers, and practitioners needing a concise introduction to PIL.